tom akerman is live for us outside the court in baltimore.at is the judge considering at this hearing? >> reporter: well let me first tell you that police report that they have made at least one arrest among the demonstrators who were apparently blocking traffic in a high-frequency traffic zone in the area, a few blocks from here. but the demonstrators as a whole are small in number, 30 or 40, far smaller than the thousands who were on these streets after the death of freddie gray. the judge will hear motions on first of all to summarily dismiss the case. also whether to separate the trials of the six officers, the most serious offense charged against one officer with second degree murder, and also to -- this could be at a later hearing, whether to actually move this case out of the city of baltimore. the lawyers are also demanding that the prosecutor who filed these charges initially be removed from the case, arguing that she violated baltimore and maryland law, by uttering some prejudicial statements which could have an effect on the outcom

tom akerman, al jazeera, washington. ♪ >>> more than 2 million muslims are expected in mecca saudi arabia annual hajj. for one man it's a life he feels is misunderstood by the outside world. >> translator: the idea of this project started when i wanted to write a book to change the stereo type about the prophet's life. many think it's all about wars and battles. but wars was only about 5% of his life. my idea grew to become a huge project to let the world know about our prophet. here is a map of mexico showing the prophet's time. this is his first wife. he was born here, and it's here in this cave that his prophecy started. here is medinah. this is the prophets mosque, his house. here are the trenches to protect the medinah. here is the famous battle. this diagram shows the structure of the state. it's not a modern state, but had all of the bodies that exist today under different names. it's fully organized. it had the prophet's personal affairs, education, youth, special needs, ministries of interior and foreign affairs. he relied on new technology to prevent islam. we used 3-d touch scr

tom akerman explains. >> reporter: pedro left mexico for california more than 30 years ago, but whatows in his backyard still reminds him of his home. tending the same vineyards that sprouted a landmark in american labor history. ♪ >> reporter: lead by caesar chavez, filipino and hispanic farm workers walked off of their jobs in 1965 to demand better pay and health conditions from the growers. chavez's non-violent tactics gained him support through the first nationwide consumer boycott. but since chavez's death in 1993, alvarez and many others don't see the union offering them much help. >> translator: yes, the boss will pay a little more, but when you say it is not enough, he says well, you can go elsewhere. >> reporter: it is weakened by internal splits, competitions from rival unions, and a more hostile environment for organized labor across the u.s. >> workers are entitled to a 10-minute break every two hours paid for by the company; there will be additional shade, and cool drinking water provided. >> reporter: but it has far fewer employers under contract, and many workers have

tom akerman reports. >> reporter: apple prides itself on safeguards to prevent militia actors from contaminatings. >> it's why we have used all of the technology at our disposal to create the most secure devices and systems that we can. >> reporter: but particularly in china, many iphone users are downloading apps through a counterfeit development program. that has affected hundreds of apps, making it capable of sending fake alerts that steal data from phone users. apple said the infected apps have been removed from its store, and is quote, working with the developers to make sure they are using the proper version of x-code to rebuild their apps. reports come as apple readies the sale of iphone 6 this week. and the chinese president makes his first visit to washington. earlier in year, u.s. authorities filed criminal indictments against five alleged chinese military hackers. they were charged with stealing from american businesses. the chinese have denied the accusations and countered by suspending a bilateral dialogue on cyber security. >> ultimately the goal should be to have some basic intern